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Started by Luca Pietro
The discussion examines the recent reporting of strong earnings and high deal flow by major financial institutions. It explores whether these results indicate a healthy general consumer economy or if they are primarily driven by the spending and activity of the top one percent of the population.
It's interesting to see right now big big banks are doing very well. You've got banks quarter three earnings season, so you've got all the biggest banks, um, such as JP Morgan, Goldman Sachs, Bank of America, Wells Fargo, Citibank, along with a long list of others, and they're reporting earnings very, very well. Um higher revenue than expected, um, lots of deal flow, which is great to see. Uh so it's kind of painting a picture for the economy that the consumer is doing well. However, it is a little bit of a misconception because the people who are spending all this money and all the this deal…